Pushbacks, the forcible return of people across an international border, on land or at sea, without an assessment of their rights to apply for asylum or other forms of protection, violate both international and EU law. and Ukraine's government as a "sham.The OLAF report which examined Frontex activities in Greece from spring to autumn 2020, found that Frontex wasn't investigating or handling evidence of pushbacks correctly and of attempting at times to cover them up or not reporting them at all. The Zaporizhzia region is one of four that Russian President Vladimir Putin formally annexed on Wednesday after staging referendums condemned by the U.S. Ukrainian firefighters push out a fire after a strike in Zaporizhzhia on October 6, 2022, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
and many other nations to pull its forces out of the facility.Ī 3-year-old girl was among those rescued from damaged buildings after the latest rocket strikes, the local governor said. The U.N.'s nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), sent a team to visit the facility last month, but Russia has so far ignored calls by the U.N., Ukraine, the U.S. Ongoing fighting around the nuclear plant has fueled fears for months of a potentially disastrous breach of its reactors. The city of Zaporizhzia itself remains under Ukrainian control, however. The city is the largest in the southern Ukrainian region of the same name, most of which remains occupied by Russian forces, including the town of Enerhodar, which is home to Europe's largest nuclear power plant.
Seven loud explosions rocked Ukraine's southeast city of Zaporizhzia early Thursday, as Russian rockets slammed into residential buildings, killing at least one person and leaving five trapped, according to the local governor.
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